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2dedge

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• Aug 21, 2013

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Anybody had to do them on a Xm yet I have read that the t motion has a rising rate ect but with gear I am pushing 300lb and the fuel and tunnel bag I just need to know if I should swap the springs out?

If Anyone has part numbers that would be a huge help

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winter brew

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• Aug 21, 2013

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Either the HD springs or move the scissor back on the rail about 3/4" will work good too.

 

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sledstruck

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Winter Brew....

I know I have seen you guys talk about this rear scissor relocate, can you provide some reasoning or benefits of doing this.

 

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fassteddie

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• Aug 21, 2013

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call Renton coil springs they have a set up for our xms ask for Kyle. 425 255 1453

 

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sledstruck said:

Winter Brew....

I know I have seen you guys talk about this rear scissor relocate, can you provide some reasoning or benefits of doing this.

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It simply changes the rear scissor geometry slightly....it will be stiffer for the first part of travel and by mid-travel it is back to about the same as stock. Guys have been doing this forever (literally) to control ski lift, especially the drag guys.

 

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storm trooper

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• Aug 21, 2013

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X2 on the skidoo part number request. Thanks.

 

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themonster

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on our site, bottom of the page!

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